Day Thirteen of the Fired Science Board Passes Without a Lawsuit
Thirteen former NSF leaders have written; no academy has sued; OMB has not answered; the National Science Board still has no members and the agency still has no director.
Samuel Crane
Bureau: Washington
Hannah Natanson and the Privacy Protection Act of Nineteen-Eighty as Trenga Reanimates the Statute
Two federal judges in two months have now blocked DOJ from sifting a Washington Post reporter's seized devices — and the 1980 Privacy Protection Act is the operative statute on the page.
Wang Yi's Hormuz Line Goes Missing From Iran's Telegram Readout T-7 to Trump-Xi
Wang's call for prompt resumption of Strait of Hormuz traffic survived the Chinese readout and was cut from Iran's — eight days before Trump arrives in Beijing.
Cole Allen Prelim T-4 as DHS Intelligence Surfaces an Iran-War Influence Theory
A DHS intelligence assessment says the Iran war 'may have contributed' to the Correspondents' Dinner shooter's motive — four days before he is back in court.
Treasury GL 134B Sits T-9 to Expiry as Russia Oil Waiver Lands Inside Iran Deal Week
OFAC's Russia-only oil waiver expires May 16 — nine days from Thursday — eight days after Iran's response window opens.
Whitehouse $928M Wind Investigation Hits Day Thirteen With OMB Still Silent
Day thirteen of OMB silence on the Antideficiency Act letter — the absence is now longer than the response window for an active investigation.